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Josh Peck 

The kid who uset to be play the fat kid out of 'Drake & Josh'. Now he's thin, but seems a bit shy and out of it. He's probably got issues with food.
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josh peck 

Extremely handsome and talented. Starred in Drake and josh (as he plays Josh) he is friends with David Dobrik and is always in his vlogs
Person 1: "do you know josh peck?"
Person 2: "the hot guy in davids Vlogs?"
Person 1: "omg YA!"

Josh peck 

My friend brianna thinks he's the sexiest beast going not when he was a fat child tho
Omg josh peck in David dobriks vlogs took off his shirt I died

Josh Peck as Kenneth Bainbridge 

Josh as Kenneth Bainbridge in Oppenheimer; smart, sophisticated, and a bit dorky, just like his days in 'Drake & Josh.' Top tier actor in my books.
Example of how it's used in a sentence:

Person 1: Remember that dorky guy from 'Drake & Josh?'

Person 2: Yeah! Now he's a physicist in Oppenheimer! Josh Peck as Kenneth Bainbridge, my man.

Josh pecking 

When you dont invite your best friend to your wedding
Weve been best friends for years but you started josh pecking me WELL FUCK YOU MINNIE YOU STUPID JAP CUNT
Josh pecking by D1ckypr0state June 30, 2017
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